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Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… The Books of Rates include different rates for black and white Budge. The SKIN was cut into two for trading, and the … described as BLACK, NAVARRAN, OLD, RUMNEY, TAWED, UNTAWED, WHITE Found describing SKIN Found in units of PIECE Found …
Survey of London
… Kent (with an office in the City), Frederick Anthony White. Of about the same age as Heseltine and Makins, he was … of Ancient Buildings. In 1887, when he was forty-five, White was living at No. 178 Cromwell Road, but was making … to what was built. One exception was the doorcase, which White pronounced 'open to criticism' and which was replaced …
A History of the County of Oxford
… of the court until its end. In 1764 it was meeting at the 'White Hart', in 1774 at the 'Crown'. Its last year of meeting …
The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… the Earl, by fine, his right of fishery from the mills of Cliff, and the bridge of Bungay; and the Earl granted him a … of a well, and erecting a pump near the spot. Eight white stones are placed at the several angles where the cross … the possession of Mr. James Fenner, who formerly kept the White Lion Inn at Eye. The matrix is of brass, and …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… there were two inns in High Street, the Cleaver and the White Hart, both in the north part of the street and on the … and Cleaver c. 1850 and had been closed by 1859. 78 The White Hart was rebuilt in 1928 79 and was open in 1995. South of the White Hart and also on the east side of the street the New …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… sometimes (though not in the Dictionary Archive) called WHITE pitch, though its colour is reddish brown or whitish … 'thin and even', but in neither case did burlap wear white, nor did it compare in strength with ALKMAAR HOLLAND. … WASHBALLs [Tradecards (1794)], whereas those defined as WHITE would have been made either from the BLANCHED ALMOND or …
Survey of London
… in active sympathy with the idea as their surveyor, John White, was responsible with Richard Wooding for the valuation … 105 In 1808 Heaton received two schemes from 'John White and Son', one from John White, junior, four from Wooding and one from H. Repton and …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… fruit-seller by giving 1 oz R. Elect. e succo Rosarum with white wine. Action taken B was imprisoned. Verdict guilty …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Mr. Johns. A good fishery is carried on, and cod and other white-fish are taken; the parish is also celebrated for its … of 471 sittings. It contains a fine altar-piece, of white marble, in the Grecian style, designed by Inigo Jones …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… of William Balls of Catlidge, Suffolk, 1661, of black and white marble, half figures in double-headed niche, with coat … N. wall, (4) tablet to Edmund Eyre, 1650, black and white marble, with shield bearing arms. Floor-slabs: In N. …